Cindy Roe Littlejohn

Biography

Cindy Roe Littlejohn is a married mother of three and a grandmother of seven. She is an author and writer, blogger, a tree farmer, and a retired agricultural and environmental lobbyist.  

She loves to travel (especially old trails), garden, do genealogy, and spend time with her family in the outdoors.

Littlejohn comes from Jefferson County, Florida, and is the eighth generation of her family to have lived there.  She has a BS in Communication with an emphasis in public relations, an MS in Communication with an emphasis in organizational communication, and a PhD in Communication in Theory and Research Methodology with an emphasis in statistics and behavioral psychology.

She recently published a book, the first of a three part series. This one is entitled “Palmetto Pioneers: The Emigrants.” In “Palmetto Pioneers,” Mary Adeline Walker follows her family into the wilds of territorial Florida, where the enemies are nature and man. It is available on Amazon.

Littlejohn also blogs at Old Age is Not For Sissies.  Also, as general manager, she and her sisters own Roe Sisters Tree Farms near their home town of Monticello, Florida in Jefferson County and in Madison County.

She currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Florida Forestry Association and on the Florida Historic Capitol Foundation, where she also holds the office of Secretary. She is an associate scholar with the Aucilla Research Institute and a member of Class XXI of Connect Florida (Leadership Florida) and the Florida Farm Bureau. She serves as an Elder in the First Presbyterian Church of Monticello and is a volunteer docent with Monticello’s Keystone Genealogical Library.